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Samuel Ace’s I want to start by saying is a constellation of memory, personal and place-based histories, dailiness, repetition, art-making and desire. Ace’s insistent titular phrase acts as drone and anchor, invocation and prayer, propelling the peripatetic narrator from Cleveland to New York to Tucson, western Massachusetts to Atlanta and back again, line by line. Part essay, part memoir and part collage, Ace explores the difficulties of romance, childhood, betrayal and writing, establishing each sentence as a location to begin anew, to utter, accrete and break again.
Poetry browsing collection : gift of Eleanor Weinbaum family.